Fed Rate Hike by September 2026 Meeting? YES price jumps 15.5 pp to 60%
Whales supported the surge with $6K net buys, pushing the contract sharply higher despite lower on-chain pricing.
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Whales supported the surge with $6K net buys, pushing the contract sharply higher despite lower on-chain pricing.
Whale trading diverges sharply from price, signaling conflicting views on maritime traffic odds by July 2026
Polymarket sees a sharp rise in odds as whale bets align with the surge, pushing YES price from 35.4% to 90.0%.
Whales bought $16K into YES contracts even as the market price fell from 35.0% to 18.5% over 24 hours, signaling a split between price action and whale flow.
Polymarket’s contract on Houthis targeting shipping by July 31, 2026, saw a sharp 20.0 pp rise in YES price with whale activity confirming the move.
Whales contributed a net $14K into YES as Polymarket’s price jumped from 36.5% to 76.5%, signaling strong conviction in the public sale outcome.
Whales backed the surge with $6K net inflow, aligning with a sharp 24-hour repricing higher on Polymarket.
Significant whale buying in France’s 2026 World Cup win market contrasts with a sub-40% implied probability, highlighting a split between big-money flow and crowd pricing.
Whale trading aligned with a sharp rise in odds for Iranian military action against a Gulf state on July 9.
Whales contributed $13K net buying as Polymarket’s market sharply repriced the likelihood of the Credible public sale surpassing $30M.